Sentence examples for kilograms of ice from inspiring English sources

Another one trillion kilograms of ice is lost when chunks break off to form icebergs.

Serena Kanfi, who is married to the other owner, Rafael Kanfi, said the Netanyahus would take three or four kilograms of ice cream (about 6 ½ to 8 ½ pounds) at a time if there were guests at the residence.

A new study just published in the journal Science has calculate that ice shelves in the Antarctic are melting from beneath, losing 1.3 trillion kilograms of ice a year.

Since 2003, Greenland has lost on average more than 272 trillion kilograms of ice a year, and that affects the way the Earth wobbles in a manner similar to a figure skater lifting one leg while spinning, said Nasa scientist Eirk Ivins, the study's co-author.

Searching his car, officers found three kilograms of ice.

When they searched the man, who was carrying a brief case, police uncovered another 10 kilograms of ice.

Also, it is cheaper to mine a kilogram of ice on a moon of Jupiter than to go all the way out to Pluto to mine the same kilogram.

Davis, 22, and Gardner, 25, were detained at Guangzhou airport by customs authorities, accused of carrying 36 kilograms of methamphetamine, or ice, in their luggage.

The sizeable bust of 88 kilograms of heroin and 21 kilograms of meth, concealed amongst frozen fish fillets as brown and white ice-packs, was estimated to have a street value at around $75 million.

An airplane flew along the rainbands of the hurricane, and dropped nearly 180 pounds (82 kilograms) of crushed dry ice into the clouds.

But if Neanderthals didn't have clothing, they would have needed an extra 67 kilograms of body fat to weather an ice age--weight that would show up on bone studies, says paleoanthropologist Ian Tattersall of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.